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The Embassy of Mauritius in Berlin |
Contact
Address: Katharinenstrasse 9, D-10711 Berlin-Halensee, Germany
Tel.: +49 30 263 93 60
Fax: +49 30 265 583 23
E-mail: berlin@mauritius-embassy.de
Charge d'Affaires a.i
Mrs T. Prayag-Gujadhur
Mrs. Tanya Champa Prayag-Gujadhur is a career diplomat of the Republic of Mauritius, currently serving as First Secretary and Chargée d’Affaires at the Embassy of Mauritius in Berlin.
In this capacity, she plays a central role in representing Mauritius in Germany, managing day-to-day diplomatic engagements, and overseeing the Embassy’s political, economic, cultural and consular activities. Acting as head of mission, Mrs. Prayag-Gujadhur works to promote closer bilateral ties, advance Mauritius’s interests abroad, and provide services and support to the Mauritian community in Germany. Her career reflects a commitment to international cooperation and to strengthening Mauritius’s presence on the global stage.
History
Mauritius officially opened an embassy in Berlin on 26th April 2000 and diplomatic relations between the Republic of Mauritius and the Federal Republic of Germany have existed since November 1968.
Germany is a major trading partner for Mauritius. Its exports of sugar, textiles, fruits, cut flowers and other products have access into the German market under the ACP/EU conventions.
In 1980 Mauritius and Germany signed an agreement with regard to technical cooperation. This agreement, which is still valid, lays down the basic conditions for technical cooperation between the countries, for carrying out agreed projects. The Government of the Federal Republic of Germany has extended its assistance to the following fields: training, advisory and research, preparation of plans, studies and reports, assistance to experts such as instructors, advisers, consultants, specialists, scientific and technical personnel, project assistants, supply of material and equipment, training of technical and managerial personnel as well as scientists.
